Vocabulary from Chapters 3-4 Link to Dictionary.com derision (38) scuttled (43) reprehensible (59) bemused (60) reverently (60) appreciation (61) aloof (67) apprehension (72) indignation (78)
Choose a word from your vocabulary list.
With a partner, use a dry-erase marker to divide your desk into 4 squares.
DON'T WRITE THE WORD YOU CHOSE!
In the squares: 1. Draw the word. 2. Give examples of the word. 3. Give synonyms of the word. 4. Give antonyms of the word.
Discussion: Socratic Seminars
Debrief from Monday's discussion
Take 10 minutes to complete the graphic organizer for chapter 4 of Of Mice and Men. It is important that you do this individually, or the discussion just won't work. This time we need to turn this end after the discussion!
Number into inside/outside groups. Each group gets 7 minutes in the inside group to discuss. Outside group takes notes- "Talked About" and "Not Talked About"
To think about: All analytical writing is based on what did the author say, what did he really mean, and, ultimately, so what! This is what conversations should be about!
Mini Lesson: Describing Setting
Look at 1st two paragraphs in Of Mice and Men.
Talk about the setting. What is it's significance? How is it described? Look at DIDLS- What tone is Steinbeck taking towards this place?
Look at my model picture of the Arcade Restaurant in Memphis. What tone does it portray?
Brainstorm description. Think about the place's significance. Think of all of the senses.
Independent Practice
Create a web to brainstorm for your picture.
Homework
Finish web.
Read chapter 5-6. Remember to annotate on post-its!
Bell Ringer: Word Play
Vocabulary from Chapters 3-4Link to Dictionary.com
derision (38)
scuttled (43)
reprehensible (59)
bemused (60)
reverently (60)
appreciation (61)
aloof (67)
apprehension (72)
indignation (78)
Discussion: Socratic Seminars
To think about: All analytical writing is based on what did the author say, what did he really mean, and, ultimately, so what! This is what conversations should be about!
Mini Lesson: Describing Setting
Independent Practice
Create a web to brainstorm for your picture.Homework